Emesis x3 Weeks in an Elderly Woman: Dx?
ECG Challenge: The patient is seen in the ED after a short-lived reprieve from vomiting. She faints during the ECG. What’s your read of the tracing?
The Changing Faces of Eating Disorders
This quick slideshow sheds light on 3 common eating disorders that can impact patients across all populations.
11 Questions on Cannabis-based Medication
Sample: True or false? The longer a study on cannabis-based interventions lasted, the less of an effect on pain was reported.
2 GI Case Quizzes: Fatigue/Poor LFTs; Pain post-Gastric Bypass
Two scenarios: a 42-y/o man with MRCP findings of concern and a 35-y/o woman s/p RNY and C-sections, with RUQ pain. Your solutions?
The Future of Aspirin in Primary CVD Prevention
What exactly is the role of aspirin in CVD prevention? Two notable studies from ESC 2018 and 3 ongoing studies sought to address that very question.
Updated Pediatric and Adult Obesity Algorithm
How will the updated pediatric and adult obesity algorithm impact both your patients and practice? Scroll through this slideshow to find out.
GI Case Quiz: RUQ Pain, Fevers, & Jaundice
RUQ pain x3 days, fevers x24h. LFTs are elevated. Which of these tests should you order?
Rash and Foot Pain in a 4-year-old Boy
Foot pain has been present for ~1 week but the rash was noticed just this morning. What's your diagnosis?
9 New Drugs for Primary Care: Q3 2018
Which drugs are most important for your patients? Scroll through our quick slideshow to find out.
Who Attempts to Lose Weight in the US? A 6-question Quiz
Sample: Between 2013 and 2016, what percentage, overall, of US adults tried to lose weight in the past 12 months?
HCV in Young Adults and Children: 3 Studies At-a-Glance
Study summaries highlight increased infection rates in young adults; a spike in HCV in reproductive-aged women; and a potential new treatment for HCV in young children.
Food for Thought: 8 Qs about Nutrition
Take this brief quiz to test your knowledge of the latest scientific developments in diet and health.
5 Top Diabetes Apps for Patients and their PCPs
Help your patients with diabetes help themselves. See 5 apps at-a-glance you can discuss at the next visit.
Inhaled Steroids Increase Risk of Nontuberculous Mycobacteria Lung Infections
When using inhaled corticosteroids for the treatment of asthma, COPD, and other airways disease, authors of a new study warn to proceed with caution.
Top 5 Depression Apps for Primary Care Providers
This month, our app reviewer selected the top 5 depression apps that you and your patients can use. Which ones made the cut?
10 New Things in Nutrition and Health
This concise slideshow serves up a bounty of recent research findings to help your patients make healthful dietary choices.
Improving HCV Care through Telementoring with Project ECHO
Scroll through our quick slideshow to see how 3 recently published studies highlight the need for a telementoring program in HCV care.
5 New “Cluster-Based” Classifications of Diabetes
A Swedish analysis has identified 5 diabetic "clusters" that could aid diagnosis and individualize treatment. Scroll through our quick slideshow for details.
Anticonvulsants as Analgesics: 11 Questions on Benefits vs Risks
Sample: Between 2012 and 2016, the number of prescriptions for gabapentin in the US increased by approximately how much?
HCV Interview with Sanjeev Arora, MD, Project ECHO Founder
Expanding HCV care through primary care networks is Dr Arora's passion. The prominent HCV specialist and founder of Project ECHO explains why.